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Mitsubishi Electric MTA-76HRN1 Technical Manual

Mitsubishi Electric MTA-76HRN1 Technical Manual (167 pages)

R410A Tropical Split Type AC

Brand: Mitsubishi Electric | Category: Air Conditioner | Size: 5.67 MB

Table of Contents

Content
1
Part 1 General Information
2
Model Names of Indoor/Outdoor Units
3
Model Names of Units with Cooling Only
3
Model Names of Units with Cooling and Heating
3
External Appearance
4
Outdoor Unit
4
Nomenclature
5
Indoor and Outdoor Unit
5
Part 2 Indoor Units
6
Table of Contents
7
Duct Type
7
Features
8
Specifications
9
Duct Type Units with Two Air Outlets
12
Dimensions
12
Duct Type Units with Three Air Outlets
13
Service Space
14
Capacity Table
20
- MTA-76HRN1 Cooling
  22
- MTA-96CRN1 Cooling
  24
- MTA-96HRN1 Cooling
  26
- MTA-120CRN1 Cooling
  28
- MTA-120HR Cooling
  30
- MTA-150CRN1 Cooling
  32
- Air Flow Rate-Static Pressure Curve
  35
- Mta-76 (H) Crn1
  35
- Mta-96 (H) Crn1
  35
- Mta-120 (H) Crn1
  35
- Mta-150 (H) Crn1
  36
- Mhb-76 (H) Crn1
  36
- Mhb-96 (H) Crn1
  36
Static Pressure
36
Electric Characteristics
37
Concealed Duct Type
38
Sound Levels
38
- MTA-76CRN1 Exploded View
  39
- MTA-76HRN1 Exploded View
  40
- MTA-96CRN1 Exploded View
  41
- MTA-96HRN1 Exploded View
  42
- MTA-120CRN1 Exploded View
  43
- MTA-120HRN1 Exploded View
  44
- MTA-150CRN1 Exploded View
  45
- MHB-76CRN1 Exploded View
  46
- MHB-76HRN1 Exploded View
  47
- MHB-96CRN1 Exploded View
  48
- MHB-96HRN1 Exploded View
  49
- Malfunctions of Air Conditioner
  50
Troubleshooting
50
- Operation Lamp Flashes
  53
- Accessories
  57
- Floor-Standing Type
  58
- Features View
  59
- Specifications
  60
- Dimensions
  61
- Front View
  62
- Service Space
  62
- Refrigerant Cycle Diagram
  63
  - MFA-76CR, MFA-96CR Wiring Diagrams
    64
  - MFA-76HR, MFA-96HR Wiring Diagrams
    65
- Capacity Tables
  66
  - MFA-76CRN1 Cooling
    66
  - MFA-76HRN1 Cooling
    68
  - MFA-96CRN1 Cooling
    70
  - MFA-96HRN1 Cooling
    72
- Electric Characteristics
  75
- Sound Levels
  76
  - MFA-76CRN1 Exploded View
    77
  - MFA-76HRN1 Exploded View
    79
  - MFA-96CRN1 Exploded View
    81
  - MFA-96HRN1 Exploded View
    83
- Troubleshooting
  85
  - E1 Malfunction
    86
  - E2 Malfunction
    87
  - P1 Malfunction
    88
  - P2 Malfunction
    89
  - Part 3 Outdoor Units
    92
- Specifications
  93
- Electric Characteristics
  101
- Operation Limits
  102
- Temperature Range for Unit Operation
  102
- Sound Levels
  103
  - Standard of Testing
    103
  - MOV-76CN1-C Exploded View
    104
  - MOV-76HN1-C Exploded View
    106
  - MOV-96CN1-C Exploded View
    108
  - MOV-96HN1-C Exploded View
    110
  - MOV-120CN1-C Exploded View
    112
  - MOV-120HN1-C Exploded View
    114
- Troubleshooting
  116
  - Fault of T3A or T3B
    117
  - Malfunctions
    117
  - High Pressure Protection
    118
  - Low Pressure Protection
    119
  - Part 4 Installation
    120
- Note
  121
- Install Φ10 Pendant Bolts or Ground Bolts
  122
- Installation of Indoor Units
  122
  - Installation Space
    122
  - New Concrete Roughcast
    123
  - Steel Beam and Girder Structure
    123
  - Wooden Structure
    123
  - Design and Connection of Duct
    124
  - Key Points of Duct Connection
    124
  - Suspending the Indoor Unit
    124
  - Installation of Floor-Standing
    125
  - Put down the Air Intake Panel, before Electric Connection
    126
  - Construction Checkpoints
    127
- Installation of Outdoor Units
  127
- Heat Insulation of the Pipe
  136
- Heat Insulation of the Refrigerant Pipe
  136
- Installation of Connective Pipe
  137
  - Preparation before Installation
    137
  - Procedure of Connecting Pipes
    137
  - Deploy the Pipelines
    138
  - Replenishment Quantity of Refrigerant Required for Air Conditioner
    139
  - Tighten the Nut
    139
  - Expelling Air
    140
  - Use a Vacuum Pump to Expel the Air
    140
  - Use Refrigerant Tank to Expel Air
    140
  - Use the Refrigerant in the Outdoor Unit to Expel Air
    140
  - Lo Pressure Valve
    141
  - Procedure of Using Stop Valve
    141
  - Heat Insulation
    142
  - Leak Detection
    142
  - Heat Insulation of Drain Pipe
    143
  - Install the Drain Pipe of the Indoor Unit
    143
- Installation of Drain Pipe
  143
- Trial Draining of the Drain Pipe
  143
- Electric Connection
  144
- Methods of Configuring and Selecting Installation
  151
- Part 5 Control
  154
- Wireless Remote Controller: R51/CE and R51/E (Standard)
  155
- Remote Controller Specifications
  155
- Introduction of Function Buttons on the Remote Controller
  156
- Names and Functions of Indicators on Remote Controller
  158
- Operating the Remote Controller
  159
- Install/Replace Batteries
  159
- Automatic Operation
  159
- Cool, Heat, and Fan Only Operation
  159
- Set the Starting & Stopping Time
  160
- To Set the Stopping Time
  160
- To Set the Starting Time
  160
- Wired Controller (Optional)
  161
- Outlook KJR-10B
  161
- Installation KJR-10B
  161
- Central Control Monitor (Optional)
  163
- Outlook CCM03
  163
- Buttons and Functions
  163
- Liquid Crystal Display
  164
- Full Display of LCD
  164
- Installation CCM03
  165
- Indoor Temp. and Pipe Temp. Sensor Resistance Value Table (C-K)
  166

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